Iptables: No chain/target/match by that name. Enabling connection to secure interfaces Should look similar to this: Firewall is up, everything has to go through the vpn Once you have your stack running, be sure to check the VPN container log to see if the connection has been made. Give the stack its Name, and click the Deploy the stack button on the bottom. Go to your Portainer instance and in the main menu on the left-hand side, select Stacks.Ĭlick +Add stack button and in the web editor windows paste the docker-compose code from above.
If you decided to run it with Portainer follow along. Deploying the container using "Stacks"Īs I said before you are welcome to run this using the conventional docker-compose up -d command line, or you can run it with Portainer.
This way we have to have all the needed ports published in the "gateway" container that in this case is the NordVPN one. The reason for this is that we are telling our torrent container to use the VPN container as its gateway with the following line: The torrent one and the VPN one as part of a single compose.ĭo note that all ports that the torrent container is using are actually in the ports section of the vpn container. volume1/docker/yourfolderofchoice:/configĪs you can notice we will be running two containers to have this solution up and running. disable_ipv6=1 # Recomended if using ipv4 only NETWORK=192.168.1.0/24 # So it can be accessed within the local network We will just need to use the country for our destination, username, and password for our Nord account, and we are set. To get started with this setup, unlike with OpenVPN where you need to point the container to a specific VPN server configuration file, in this case, that will not be needed. If you want to follow along, be sure to set it up using the linked article, and then come back here. įor the torrent client, you can use anyone you want, but I will focus on qBit one maintained by linuxserver team.Īs always you can run all your docker-compose code from the command line, but I will be using Portainer. More details on this image can be found on its GitHub site here. To make this work I will be using a well-maintained Docker image, bubuntux/nordvpn. Specifically, NordVPN implementation of the WG protocol that they call "Lynx". In this article, I would like to narrow the scope down a bit and focus on Wireguard protocol. In the past, I did an article on running qBittorrent client via a VPN (OpenVPN protocol) that works for almost any VPN provider out there. DO NOT use the latest image tag as it causes problems. WARNING: while this tutorial is functional, it will work with the image version 3.12.2.
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